New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-23
SOCIALISTS DENoUACE HENRY GEORGE
A STORMY MAss-MEETING IN COOPER UNIoN-co-
OPERATIVE INDUSTRY uPHELD.

A STORMY MASS-MEETlNG IN COOPER UNION-CO-
OPERATIVE INDUSTRY UPHELD.
1t Is thing certain, that meeting of Socialists
lot OIL such In greeting LditorSeheueh
their eAaer a. meeting OF he United Labor party
when welcoming Father McGlynn or Henry George,
example. This evident At the meeting In Cooper
Union Last night though tho nall was nied 10 Us utmost
They wee foreigi speaking people, though the os0rs
conveyed their i'd A. IN English and straneest OF al a
son OF Erin was in the char bold Nei who said such
radical things that his royal ancestors would nave iet
yexvd had any OF them BEEN on hand The meeting was
not well unaer way whom 1t found " the intense sur
prise and dsgust that tho audience was
noL all Of one way thinking for when Henry Georges
name was introduced Kisses arose followed BY an ouburst
Of cheering.
The socialists from the XIIth Assembly District came
In with a nag snd Osld Somebody shouted Ihfee
cheers for the socialists Of Syracuse, ana
the band pa, oil Marsvalso. Inc SOCIALISTS STOOD up
.nd down winch showed that nearly
Of pioonL belonged " the latter class
hree cheers for red nag followed next Three
cheers for The stripes only murmGr whie
uroans for MeMacAln' raised another tumut Of cOn'
fusion. William Rogers, one Of tho speakers, was
smart enough " ths aud cIeVory eOphvhIed hohJ
George Of whom he SAID: There Ia not money enough IN
New YORK hire hD " swerNo nom "hat hc deehs !"
be right he audience listened and said nothing Ia
wara goldsmith who opone. the meeting, didn't maAe any
speech, Ihonas el the cnalIihai sud sVne had
tLings against inc nItca LABOR party Aho9 e'siou,
saiu he tall tying " ~ag the dog 50 tnoy
cut un tho dOg behind NJ ears anu ALICE nm
Laughter and applauseJ We love America less out We
yo numaiL, more, and that isu't AMERICAN no uue
t nuul.. vi ths Republic has been established ia VAN
I'd app,ause.J WilAam Penn Rogers ueuNofea Nh
eloqueul speech anu hit hard and heavy What Drought
about our defeat sad he "a voice" $4,000 Laugh
terJ 1hoy talk about AmerieanismI My ancestors
cane here 200 years ago. When did the ancestors VI
e.Ln (deri,IVe laughter, OF hCOAbo lhissos) vi 8ue
Mackn (hlsscs laushcr and appausel come 70 TINS Gun
ryi Wuen did Lhoy como themselves (Loud Isushteh'
his cry AmericaIlsns Is huiuous ana TO-. WIZ
Take do al that red nag" cheers aud hsso') heFof
read th. platform OF Socialists What kno" VI 30
ciaLsm 1 learned from Henry DE rye and his gang bouu
sa prolonged appauseJ George 30 saturated WIN ohs
dc. thai 40 snwlng 10 aavOfd aI.ohlVh w ~nJ"ne "o
,nt.tt.ns another idea McNaekb was mehoef Of sne
hew.York Council OF the International HnfADs Men
ASSOC alton In 1870 and received his educaoh IN
ua.L" tlissesD $500, .. ,,,.
sergius l. sheyich editor OF The Leader and hins
OF the delivered Tho best speech VI the evening
D lscuse piA fUim. saIu no, IL m.unuoth9 ~
potent tones about harmony between osPi1s AIa o',
That harmony be damned once Tor All llVuu appsu'v
hoover GU vi harmony As rasod IN oruo.
Obtain practical success we brand as uelhaHuBus anu ~
party as 4 party VI ono nun. one ldoa, ana hvs. VI
ONCE seekers" prolonged applause f-aw~u a.
atone denounced Professor William B CuAke ~ -
Who didn't know what he was talking ABOUT oeoHus mo-
Clarke that socialism that any mao VINO IN 90
r. ] IIlnon ana John r. Parsons spoke, alter WHOM inc
follow .ns resolution carried 49,. l., "a.
That we. the workInRnen OF this Guy ~
rspudate henIF George ma Ana
mia psraonal political machine that we deounoe NE pr
daring 70 tho hareds Aad prsIudiess OF the captains